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Commercial isn't what you think it is...
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Posted by Matt from CT on June 09, 2006 at 13:36:45 from (70.19.233.54):
In Reply to: Re: DMV rules, weight limits, CDL rules, etc posted by Luke S on June 08, 2006 at 13:30:33:
It's what the statutes say it is. In Connecticut: Below listed are those vehicles that are exempt from the requirements of a commercial driver's license: Vehicles used for farming purposes (within 150 miles of the farm ). Fire fighting apparatus. Authorized emergency vehicles. Recreational vehicles. Military vehicles operated by military personnel. If it's not among those 5 (and Fire Apparatus / Emergency Vehicles have an alternative license requirement, and I believe the Military it's own internal standards)...and it's over the 26,000# GVW or 10,000# Trailer you need a CDL in Connecticut, end of discussion.
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